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GESC Permit Low Impact - City of Castle Pines 2025

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The document is a permit application for Grading, Erosion, and Sediment Control (GESC) Low Impact in Castle Pines, CO. It requires detailed information from the property owner and contractor regarding the project, including disturbed acres, material volume, and project description. The application outlines responsibilities for compliance with GESC regulations and permits access for inspections by city officials. It also includes sections for signatures from both parties and city staff approvals.

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Begin by filling in the 'Permit#' and payment details, including the amount and method of payment.
Complete the 'Property Owner' and 'Contractor' sections with names, addresses, and contact information. Ensure all fields are filled accurately.
Indicate the disturbed acres and estimated material volume in cubic yards for your project.
Provide the project address, location, subdivision/project name, and a detailed project description. Use additional sheets if necessary.
Check off the required information box to confirm you have included a general location map and a detailed plan as specified.
Sign and date the application at the bottom, ensuring that both property owner and contractor provide their signatures.

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